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The Origami Master

by Nathaniel Lachenmeyer

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Publisher Comments:

"Lachenmeyer's spare text and Sogabe's colorful cut paper and watercolor illustrations are the perfect vehicles for this short moralistic tale."

School Library Journal "A serene lesson about the futility of cages."

Kirkus Reviews "The quite and understated story line is accompanied by evocative cut-paper and watercolor illustrations."

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Synopsis:

Shima the Origami Master lives on a mountain in Japan. He isn't lonely, for his beautiful origami animals keep him company. One morning Shima finds a marvelous new paper elephant on his desk. Where could it have come from? The next morning, a splendid dragon is in its place. It looks real enough to fly away. That night, Shima stays awake to find out who could make such wonderful creatures. But when he discovers who the mysterious artist is, he learns a surprising lesson about friendship. Included are instructions on how to make the origami flapping bird design. Aki Sogabe's paper-cut art in the Japanese tradition richly complements Nathaniel Lachenmeyer's lovely story. The author lives in Georgia. The illustrator lives in Washington State.

Synopsis:

Shima the Origami Master lives on a mountain in Japan. He isn't lonely, for his beautiful origami animals keep him company. One morning Shima finds a marvelous new paper elephant on his desk. Where could it have come from?

Product Details

ISBN:
9780807561348
Author:
Lachenmeyer, Nathaniel
Publisher:
Albert Whitman & Company
Illustrator:
Sogabe, Aki
Author:
Sogabe, Aki
Author:
Lachemeyer, Nathaniel
Subject:
Birds
Subject:
Origami
Subject:
General
Subject:
Legends, Myths, & Fables - Other
Subject:
tale; Asia; paper; Japan
Subject:
Tale
Subject:
Asia
Subject:
Paper
Subject:
Japan
Subject:
Children s-General
Edition Description:
Picture book
Publication Date:
20080931
Binding:
HARDCOVER
Grade Level:
from 2 up to 4
Language:
English
Illustrations:
, Y
Pages:
32
Dimensions:
10 x 8 in
Age Level:
07-09

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"Synopsis" by , Shima the Origami Master lives on a mountain in Japan. He isn't lonely, for his beautiful origami animals keep him company. One morning Shima finds a marvelous new paper elephant on his desk. Where could it have come from? The next morning, a splendid dragon is in its place. It looks real enough to fly away. That night, Shima stays awake to find out who could make such wonderful creatures. But when he discovers who the mysterious artist is, he learns a surprising lesson about friendship. Included are instructions on how to make the origami flapping bird design. Aki Sogabe's paper-cut art in the Japanese tradition richly complements Nathaniel Lachenmeyer's lovely story. The author lives in Georgia. The illustrator lives in Washington State.
"Synopsis" by , Shima the Origami Master lives on a mountain in Japan. He isn't lonely, for his beautiful origami animals keep him company. One morning Shima finds a marvelous new paper elephant on his desk. Where could it have come from?
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